Bumper Pay Rises Across the Board for ‘Skint’ BBC
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The BBC has just revealed further details of the story everyone is talking about – BBC presenter salaries. It’s been another good year for Huw Edwards, who’s clocked in a nice 10% pay rise and is the third-highest paid presenter. In fact it’s a score of pay rises is on the board all as the BBC loses viewers, slashes Newsnight, and complains that it is cash-strapped. Gary Lineker remains the corporation’s highest earner, on £1,354,999…
Nick Robinson, John Kay, and Reeta Chakrabarti have scored some of the cosiest rises. Here are the highest-earning politicos, and others:
Today
- Mishal Husain – £344,999 (+7.81%)
- Nick Robinson – £349,999 (+25%)
- Justin Webb – £324,999 (+14.04%)
- Martha Kearney – £229,999 (-13.21%)
- Amol Rajan – £314,999 (-7.35%)
World at One
- Sarah Montague – £249,999 (NC)
PM
- Evan Davis – £284,999 (+3.51%)
BBC News at One, Six and Ten
- Huw Edwards – £479,999 (+9.09%)
- Jane Hill – £184,999 (NEW)
- Sophie Raworth – £329,999 (-10.81%)
- Clive Myrie – £314,999 (+8.62%)
- Reeta Chakrabarti – £274,999 (+25.02%)
Question Time
- Fiona Bruce – £399,999 (+2.5%)
Newsnight
- Victoria Derbyshire – £299,999 (NC)
- Kirsty Wark – £284,999 (-10.53%)
BBC Breakfast
- Charlie Stayt – £194,999 (NC)
- Jon Kay – £229,999 (+21.05%)
- Sally Nugent – £199,999 (+8.11%)
Sunday with Laura Kuenssberg
- Laura Kuenssberg – £329,999 (+6.45%)
On-air editors and correspondents
- Faisal Islam – £264,999 (+12.77%)
- Jeremy Bowen – £244,999 (+4.26%)
- Katya Adler – £234,999 (+6.82%)
- Chris Mason – £229,999 (+15.22%)
- Sarah Smith – £229,999 (+2.22%)
- Lyse Doucet – £209,999 (NC)
- Mark Easton – £209,999 (+5.00%)
- John Simpson – £194,999 (+5.41%)
Non-politics or news
- Gary Lineker – £1,354,999 (NC)
- Zoe Ball – £954,999 (-3.05%)
- Alan Shearer – £384,999 (-14.44%)
- Stephen Nolan – £409,999 (+1.23%)
- Greg James – £419,999 (+5%)
- Jeremy Vine – £289,999 (NC)
- Louis Theroux – £204,999 (NC)
While the BBC rants on about equality and diversity its gender wage gap has actually widened by about a percentage point when measured both in mean and median pay. Co-conspirators can read the full report here. An absolute joke for hard pressed licence fee payers…